tmjmtut t'lumin .iiiMrtMB mm .Tit "
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t sL. r
l-Tari-
i
Kl
i
is
r
IV
if
If
&
fMpciBuf Minneapolis by theawiftt
Mtceof hie employer, but now lie
mbm anxious Hint alt should le
teld. He mijd ttiat be ban been pre
vented from peeing bis wife tbrougb
the Interference ami orders of tjn
derwoocl, who has kept Uriel watch
Ufvtit tier. Jle oIuIiiik that tbo two
men nrtj working together, and that
lfiy are keeping lit wife ander the
Influence of liquor, bo Hint eho can
not return to lilui. lie threatened t
bring suit for heavy duniagesngahiBt
tbo two men for their actions.
FROM m BRD8S1TLCK.
HE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
APIUCBST-a POWEB.
The Methodist Conference
Anoflicr Train Wrecked.
WILD CATTLE
HAKRISON AND BLAINE.
"Wisconsin Republicans Enthuse
When. Names are Mentioned.
MiLVTAVUhe, WiS., Slay 0. The
Republican state convention nut
here yesterday afternoon. Ogden
II. Felbera, of Janesrllle, was chosen
tamporary chairman, aud made a
brief address. The conventioi.
cheered heartily when hementloutd
as "every inch a man and our mode!
president. Benjamin Harrison. '
When be spoke of "that man fore
most in the world, to whomgoesntt
now as always the great heart of ih
Republican party, James G. Blaine,"
there was a momentary bush, then
tbo hall resounded witb cl.eers,
which were renewel again and
again.
The platform Unqualifiedly Indor
sed the administration of President
Harrison as "strong, efllcient, pain
otic and exceptionally free of scan
dal and wastefulness.'? It indorses
the larifl legislation of the fifty-Art,!
congress, it denounces as "narrow
the parsimony of the Democratic
bouse miscalled economy," and
says, ' 'while we favor the u?e of
both gold aud silver as money met
alu, and the conditions which shall
guarantee their circulation at a enn
tinualing aud subsfautfal paril.i
with each other, under existing clt
cuniHtnticcs c are unalterably oji
pottd to the free and unlimited coin
age of sliver." The movement U r
an International conference is com
mi tided, and a modification of tb
nllvcr act, to enable the president to
regulate silver purcbaces, is recom
mended. While the administration
c f Hurrlfeon Is strongly iudoreed,
no mention is made of instruction
to the delegates for him.
from (lie llruo of leaving Kill Iland
to wt-ertaln wheher he becomes
a good df.lBon or lands in a prison
or poor-tjnuse. The lnpectnr U in-
Toaring Throagh the Streets of slrumwl to secure all the data prasi-
New York. ;Wet tlieflMrHrat moment, ami for-
Nkw York, May O.-Barty Klih . i.rd to Washington for presenta-
mnrnlnK fire started in the lmmcti( lln coiigrew.
slaughter houe of Schwartz, Child Young Democracy.
& Hultzbergcr, wholesale butcher. ( nALTiMOUK, Muy 6.The Voting
Immigrant Statistics.
PiT-rnnrrncj. Ma 0 Tlie? TJnitei
, - .-- .- .. - .. . .,.,
Stule government Is Krcurlugimml- -ae me ine - aaa e un,l
gmnl htatbj'ie-, with a view of i Cured by Paith.
ameuding th present laws. It la IliCkley HlintS lOWn A, pirrsmma, P.i., Mny . The
pri)Kcd to follow the immigrant! PrJPSi's I'flWlT. Elf 'lame, the bait and the blind arc
m l a -. i -., ,
1 npuni rrmiio? into in cny in largo
PACIFIC LAND AND
ORCHAR
i a h a
THE MOST PfiECIOUS EBLIO
in
That Has Ever Been Exhibited
I America.
! Nbw Yoiik, May C In
.lined Gnket on the altar
iqHaint Utile French church of St.
Jean Bipiiste, 150 East Seven ty-
iu
tin ml ire to ee Puttier MnUlnger,
the fuith-eme priest, and to the
shrine of St. Anihonv Intiiechupel
on Try litll. SI t of th ue-
evtuerearc from the South, nnd some
a gold- of them tre h Heak they ainnnt
in the walk and have to be bau'ed nlmtit
FOR TOWN LOTS, FRUIT TRACTS AND FARMS.
$2.00
IVrdotea ror tlrt Attest flBb-h!
i'iicnxaitAi'K tetw!i-.
MONTKE BROS.,
ISBlOimmefotnt hVr.
in chairs. TeiiLcseee and Kentwky
furnish a great mny patitnti for.
MIA 141 I Jllllin. .11 Ilk 11. 111- iniiif .. a.. .. ..
The tmllding containing large quan-jDM1,noni(,..ofiRrvian,l hul h Inr ln btreet, has lain each clay su.es, the reverend phi6l"lan, as l.e Is
liteaof iiia4mable material, and was. mf,,Ile j't nlKht under ausnlew' y m "' lhe e 'l",oe v,,nv wom,l'rrul
soon a" mas? of flames. During tbei.., ,V. fM...i...i ,' ,r .r i..k most preclons relic In Catholic eves cures amoug tb tftlJcted In thht
fire, 600 bead of eatt'elunn adjoin-, A reBOlutSon wa, aooptcdi demand.,of Itadaje wheiiCbrtot walked the portion of the counir;
ine shed were turned Iooe. and
went tearing through the slreet-t in
panic. There were many narrow
escapes from being trampled to
death by the infuriated anima's
The Una tn building?, contents, and
barf Is estimated at $50,000.
i earth whioh ever reached America
,;,..., . i It Is a large fragmeut of the arm of residence are rapKllv filling up wit
tional convention, who ... . .7 , .. ,, .... . ...
i, tDn ,n,iMi,Mu sU Ann n,otlier of "e bles-Kxl ! atlent, ani4 many more will com
" I Tlr?t f n pi m'if ftor ,F ffu-n,.
..,." .-.jf ujUaj v. WC-U3
ITALY'S CABINET.
oi
ENDED THIS LITE.
Because
ana
Ho Was Married
Loved Another
TIahtfoiid, Conn.,May 0. Pretty
JMluule Marshall's admirer lies dead
In the morgue, although he had a
wife and three children In Boptoii
Charles E. Fherwood U-came hi
fatued uith Minnie shortly after bi
located at Hartford as u pbotogrupber
last November. Everything went
p'eaeantlv aud they bad no trouble
until about three weeks ago, when
Minnie's parents heard u rumor tliui
her lover bad a family. Minnie'
father traced the report, and last Fri
day Interviewed the deserted wife in
Boston. Bherwood became desper-at-,
and, after ineffectual attempt!
to tee Minnie, he talked to his part
ner last night of suicide. He would
llnten to no reason, or talk of any
thing other than the cruel fato which
had separated him from her. Hi
roamed tiio streets nearly all night,
and early this morning when Mln
nlo happened to glunce fnin hci
chamber window she faw Sherwood,
who was standing in a vacant lot
adjoining the bouse. He made no
motion nor did be speak, but fixed
upon her an awful stare. A moment
later be raised a vial to his lips aud
drank the contents, and then there
was a flash of a revolver und a sharp
report. Sherwood pitched headlong
forward with n bulloMiolo through
his skull and wits dead beforo passers
by could reach blm. In his pockets
were found Minnie's photograph, a
lock of her hair, and a few letters
whioh boro traces of having been
read nnd rr-rend. Tbo body will bo
forwarded to bis widow in Boston.
Wilbrandt'o Novel.
Vienna, May 0.- -Austria will
proseaulo the Neuo Frelo Presso foi
publishing Wilbrandt'u novel, which
approval of the conduct of the thief
In railing nt the Savior on tbo crsn.
Has Resigned on Account
Finances.
Bonn, May 0. Marquis Dinudli.i,
orlme minister of Ituly to day te. -Iered
Klug Hubert the resignation
if all the members of the cabin
lee to the rfumml yeMerday, of It t
chamber of d.puti to adopt a vo
if confidence in the government'-
.Inancial imliey of retrpnclinK-n'
The finances of Italy are in a but
woy.
Rivers and Harbors.
Washinoto.v, May 0. In tt
house yesterday Hnlman aUnck.
the river and harbor bill as belt'.-
extravagant. It not only appropr -
ded more than $21,000,000, bin
luthonzed coutracU which woul 1
make the government liable for &&
KK),000 more. Whiting, of Michiga
thought the proposition to secure
.wenty-one foot cliauuel froti
Duluth to Buffalo premature and i.
advii-ed. Breckinridge, of Ken
tucky, attacked the bill. Lockwef:
ivood favored a deep water waj
obauuel, as did Catcliiugs, ol
Mississippi. Gsneral debate being
concluded, the bill was considered
uuder tile five-minute rule, without
lisposlug of it, the committee rose,
md tbo bouse adjourned.
They Want Reciprocity.
OfTAWA, Ont., May 0. Speaking
of the condition of business in New
Brunswick, Seuutor Snowball, one
of the principal lumber manufac
turers, exporters and railway mana
gers of that province, said thai
matters were anything but in a
jatlhfaclory state. The McKinley
tariff has crippled the liuxlne-s of
exporting fre3h fish. Busiue men
considered in excellent circum
stances a year ago, have been obliged
to nnsign, others are bard preyed.
The want of reciprocity with tht
United States is keenly felt by ul
classes.
ing that no delegate shall be chosen
to the on
shall not have given indubitable
pledge that be favors birlfT reform
aud nomfnatian of Ornver Cleveland.
Portland's Public Building.
Washington, May 6. Senator
Dolpb today proposed an amend
ment to the sundry civil hill appn:
prialiug $360,000 for a public build
ing at Portland, Oregon, in addition
to th approjirtatioii already made
and to tt-lease the limit of cost to
91 500,000.
MARKETS.
0.-
ynl
San Fhanoisco Cab, May
Wheat, buyer season $1.40.
Poutaand, May 0. Wheat
ley, 51.85; Walla Walla, R30.
Chioaqo Ills., May .(J.At cloto
wheat was firm, cash Muy 81J.
Nervous prostration,
An Attempt to Burn a Bridge.
Gold Hii.d, May 0. Mr. Ercan
Lack was driving ncroti the county
bridgo which spans Ibgue River at
this place cstcrdny when lie dis
covered Hint tbo railroad bridge was
on fire. At the samo time be mxv u
man running a distance of seventy
five yards on the ties from where the
lire was burning. The limn sloped,
swung himself oil from the end of
one of the piers, and dropped down
a distance of ten or twelve feet He
ran rapidly down tbo river and dis
appeared In tiio brush. Mr. Ercau
buck extinguished the fire ami found
tbo ties 1 aid been Bat united witli
coal oil. Parties are in search of
the miscreant.
Latest om tho Wreck.
Four Madison, Tn., May 0. The
bodies of the unknown woman and
clilldwho wero taken fiom the wreck
of the Santa Fo train near Medlll,
Mo., yesterday are now known to be
those of Mrs, C. Bnusch and child,
of San Bernardino, Cnl. They, with
other dead, arc luld out In a morgue
here, nnd present n shocking specta
cle. Many of them tiro badly dis
figured. The remainder of the un
hurt and slightly hurt pnssengetH
loft this morning for their destination.
Killed by Negroes.
Middlbkjwn, Ky., May 6. Jim
Pofl.ii pri'inliient fanner, was miir-deri-d
in the rud by two uegro
with whom he had a difliuiilty. A
po?e h i-oourlngthc country for tin
negroes. If ought, they will U
lynched.
Train Wrecked.
SPitlNOFiKi D, Il'., May G. It i
reporied a-truiu on the Toledo,
PeoiU and Western railroad wn
wrecked this morning, several pe
pie were drowned through the wesh
out of bridges.
SO prevalent, especially auioug women,
rcsulu from overtaxing tlio system.
The oulmllatlve orgaus becoming do.
ranged, the blood grows weak ami lm
povurlsbed, and bunco " that tired feel
ing" of wLIcU many complain. For all
such cmm, there U no rumedy equal to
Aycr's Sarsaparlllo, Take no other.
"Borne time ago I found my sjitom
entirely run down. I bad a feeung of
couitaut fatigue and lauguor and very
little ambition for any kind of effort
A friend advised mo to try Ayer'n Bursa
pnrilla, which I did with the best re
sult, it has done wo uioro good tlinit
all other medicines I bavo ever used."
Frank Mellows, Chelsea, Mass.
"Por months I Mas nflllcted witli
nervous prcftration. weakiioss, languor,
pncral debility, aud mental depression.
liy purifying tlia blood with Aytir'ii
8arsaparllla, T was comnlutuly cured."
Mrs. Mary fitovmi", Iowell, Moss.
When troubled with Dltzliiess, Slccp
Uosbms, or Dad Dreams, take
Ayir's Sarsaparilla,
rusriMCD ar
Dr. Jt O. Ayer k Co., Lowell, Msis
ftU ty nil PruxfUti sud JXlr la MJlUi,
Methodist Oonforoncc.
Omaha, MttrO. Bishop Mullalleu
presided at the morning scvhIoh of
tho Methodist coufeicuce. The llrsl
order of tho .day, report of Binhop
Tboburn of Indlu and Mulshi. He
tmld tbo church was teaching the
Gospel In those countries In thirteen
languages. The work in Indlu was
In excellent condition, the member
ship has Increased nearly 80,000 In
the pnt four year, Sunday t-ehoob-bavo
increased 15,000 and now mini
her 55,000, tbero went 2S.000 spholarn
In the day sohools, Koplo by the
thousands wero giving up Idol.
Virginia Republicans.
llOANOKR, Va May 0. The Re
publican statu central convutitlon
adjourned nt !l this morning. A big
light was mudu on tbo question of
Instructing delegates fur Harrison.
Mahnno und Luugstou opposed this
nnd a dead-lock was threutenetU
VVbou tho vote was taken Mabune
won 302 to 103. General Maliouo
stilted If the delegate wore instruct
ed for Hurrfoon, lie would not obe,
tho I HiruotluiiH.
L-ird Brasaey, with kla yacht Sun
beam, has arrived at Cowe. He is
enthusiastic over his trip to America.
Princess Mary Margaret of Pruin
is aiiiiouuctd tobeeugnged to Print
William, hercd't-ry grand duku of
Lu:emlurg.
Captain Juines S. Peltit is to tuki
Totten's place at Yale, and TotLm is
to rejoin his batt-Ty, where hii
prophesies will not be confounded
with scientific instruction.
Ex-Senator Kvart says that
though he is going with his fami'j
to Europe, where he will consult an
oculist, his sight is not nearly iv,
much impaired us has been reported.
The Emporer William b.is donated
3000 marks to the encouragement of
outdoor games in Germany. At the
ame time he express'd his keen in
terest in such healthy recreation.
Miss Jeunie O'Neil Potter, the
read.'.-, l gau her professional career
iu Minneapolis. She is now about
to revisit ii -r old home, and bet
friends tbero await her reappearance
eagerly.
It is ab'iut s veuty-tbroe years
sin' the paren's of Queen Yictoria,
who wuc living abroad, hastened
bom in order that she might be
"born a Uriton." Herscveuty-thlrd
blrth'luy occurs May 21.
Miis Helen Gladstone, daughter
of tho ox-premier, Is the vice-pnuci
pal of Nt wham college, tbowomeii'h
annex of Cambridge iiniveisity.
Mist Oliidsleiit: is -1(1 years old and of
a very u tiring disposition.
Sciuitor Ransom had first one son
mid then another for private eecrc
tnry in Washington. The second
one looks so much like the first that
most people fall to discover the sub
stitution. The (senator's oldest son is
now practicing law In Asheville.
Deitcenso Swillford, member of
parliament, who is traveling in this
country, has a poor opinion of New
York reporters. Hesajs: "The re
porters tbero smoko cigarettes, you
know , and never remove them when
thoy talk toyou,you know. Aw
fully oll'enblve.ls it not? And thoy
ask ery Impertinent questions, too.
Ouo fellow wrote two columns, and
I hardiy nid how do you do to blm."
Many centuries it hts lccu guarded
more jisdously than were ever
guarded royal jewels of kingly
crowns by the Benedictine monks
at U'.mc in tbe great Imeiiicu of St,
Paul's ouWde the wall. Now, by
s-pecial request of bis holinew tbo
pope, a iKirtion of it is seut to In
cream the faith and devotion of all
mcmliers of the church iu tl e
Unhid States and Canada. This
relic, which will he regarded by
Catholii-H every' where with I lie
de-esi feeling of piety ami joy, Is to
be kept at the church of St. Anne
de Rcaupie, ou the St. Lawrei.ee
river. Another piece of the arm is
on IU way, and will lie enshrined iu
the church win re tbe fragment
above referred to is exposed.
ONLY EIGHTEEN MONTHS
Is What a Bigamist and Imper
sonator Gets.
Santa Bariiaka, Cab, May 0.
Higamist and retired army officer
impersonator D. W. MeWnllcrp,
alias Captain A. H. Nave, was
brought before Judge Cope in the
superior court and pleaded guilty
to a charge of bigamy, whereupon
be was scuteiiad to eighteen
months in San Quentin. His two
Santa Barbara w ivies Emma
Boalts, a British blonde, and Muiy
Carrillo, a dark-haired Spanikh
senoiita were very auxiobs to have
tho betrayer of their confidence
sevetely punished, and their chagrin
was great at bis escaping with such
a light sentence. McWaliers is well
connected in this state ana is evi
dently well off. It Is said ttiat still
another of his many wives was
beard from aud that her intended
visit hero to prosecute him caused
the sudden change in ids assertions
of innocence.
Boarding
bouses in tbe 1einlt of the priest's
h
come
to the priest duriog the f-Mivels and
ceremonies of St, Anthojy's day.
f. b. soirnifficK,
Contractor ami
BnHder,
Salem, - - Oregon.
A, H. FORSTNER & CO.
ulaehiie Siisp, (!obs,
Sporiifsg floods, Elc,
TO3 OmniertMH htrett.
A Million I'riinds.
A fiiend In need Is a ft lend indeed,
aud not less than one million people
littvo found just sueli a friend In Dr.
King's New Discovery for cousump
tiou, coughs and colds. If you havi
never used this great cough medi
cine, one mm win convinco you
iliut it bus wonderful curative pow
ers Is all diseases of t lie throat, chest
in. ii uings. cucii uottie is guaran
teed to do all that is cluluud ot
money lelu tided. Trial bottha fro
tit Dhii'1 J. Fry's drugsbire, 226 Com.
strtet. hurgo bottles 60e. and $1.00.
Riduced Rates.
'ihe Union raoillu system will Ml
round trip ilukets nt reduced rates,
Portland to Asotin, for tlia Cohiiii-
ulu oeuienninl tn to held at 'Astoria
Mh. 10ih, Uth and 12tb.
Two Htitiincrs dully trom Portbiud
and A-toi lit. Leave Portland 7 a. m
.slid lltfo p. iu. -1-li.l-tit
B.iby urJol,
Motlier blgbod,
Doctor prebcribed t Ciurtorla
rr Frco Delivery.
WABHlNdTOK, H-y ti, Tbo hotiHo
potollle eonmiltteti have uruvd to
rennit ftvi.rHy , bill tar tlio .teu
' hlnn it fi.ui .illnnru Ilk Hi., .unit
W.WI. .f, .... r TF, . ,. ,MI tMIUI
districts und u bill
fractional jatal uotcs.
A traveling man who chanced to
In) In the store of K. V. Woou. nt
MoKees Rucks, Pa., pays while bo
was waiting to see Mr. Wood, n
little jjirl came in with a Ixvotle In
belfd Cliamlierialn'ri Pain Halm und
Hiiii: 'iMnnimu wants nnntber lot
tle. She Bays it It the bvbt medioluo
for rheuuutlain the ever med,"
More About the Accident.
Fokt Madison, !., May 6. A
frightful accident occurred early
eteiday rooming on the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe, tweuty-fie
miles west, near Medill, Mo. With
out a woid of warning, in the midst
if uteirible storm, tlio east-bound
trunsouliueiitnl express, filled with
human beiiiKS, wrapped In slumber
plunged tbrougli a trestle we.ikuieo
by lain, billing eceu people, unu
wotiudi'ig a liilinbor of othe.s.
The great express hud come
through from San Francisco, Lns An
geles, and Mexico, to Kansas City,
and left theio at 0:40 Wednesday
afternoon. Tbe train was com
posed of the postal, tuggaue,
smokiug, chair, tourist and two
Pullman coaches. 'Ihe bridge
through which the train plunged
was about 175 feet leng and thirty
feet high, over tho Fox river ue.tr
Pjyere. Tbo heavy rains of tbe past
month Etimed to reach a climiix
Wednesday night, and carried the
bridge out of line, yet left it ttuuc,'
ing, and, ho fur as the enejuier could
see, all light. Owing to the terrible
storm the truiu crawltd s, wly on
to tho bridge. Tho euuiiie eros ed
In safety, but not tho hJnuiu of
tbo train, for the bridge went down
witli the load, tbe engine und Tear
car remaining on each tido of the
abutment; the other portion of tht
train w us precipitated into the mad
current which was rushing through
lhe raiue. Five cars, with their
loads of human freight, and the re
mains of tbe bridge sank togeth r
iu one conglomerate mass of crush
lug timbers, lorn and twlsttd Iron
work, and mnngkd humanity.
There arose a weird shriek fiom the
wounded ami dying above the roar
ot the storm. The engineer and
fireman and uninjured occupants
of the rear sleeper hurried to the
rescue. Some passengers in the
wrecked curs escaped, aud lighting
their way through tbo whirling tot
ronts, reached tbe banks and fell to
tho ground exhausted. Seoi fank
in the wreck to die, nnd twentj-flx
are known to have been injured.
Some fifty others suflored from
slight cuts and scratches.
A relief train was sent fr tn here
at 3 a.m. TUo train arrived tbeie
after dnyligbt and rendend vn'uablo
assistance to the suffering puxten
gers. In tho meantime the Color
ado express come up to Medlll, aud
started for Fort Mudlson, via the
Keokuk it Western loud. A few
miles north of Keokuk bo 'ra'n ran
Into a landslide and nturiwly
escaped dltjhmg. Man r of tht in
jured aio iu u serious condition, but
only two ratal terminations are an
ticipated. Moat of the passengers
were able to be trunsfericd. It w ill
require feveral days to uhvtr up the
wreck aud put the track in working
order.
TRAINM JT3 C-B1EVANOES.
Difficulties on the Southern Pacific
to Be Settled.
San FitANcifeco, May R. In an
swer to General Superintendent
Fillmore's call for a general meeting
of all tbe division superintendents
of the Pacific syetem of tbe Scutberu
Pacific railroad, for the puri use of
discussing herevl-ed wa.e tcbi dule
presented a ftw days since by tilt
trainmen's -tit voice ommiitce,
a number of sut-eriulLiiueuts ar
rived in tbe city jesterday and
vreru in consultation tho greabr
tmrt of the day. Others w ill arrive
this morning, und this afternoon a
general conference will take place,
looking to an amicable adjustment
ot the present difficulties.
Buckley, Wash., Burns.
BrcKi.KY, Wash., May o. Tbe
buim" part of East Maiu street
was hurued to the ground Ixtween
0 and 8 o'clock yesterday. A bed ol
ashes and smouldering fire stretches
from Right of Way to Cottace
avenue. The fire is attributed to
the sparks from the mill of White
River Shingle company located at
the depc t, which set fire to the roof
of the Buckley Lumber company's
store. A light w Ind was blowing,
which made the whole street on
the south and business part an easy
victim, though the fire bad to jump
Cedar street to rea h a solid block
stretching to Cottoye avenue.
Little effort was made to quench
tbe fire after it got fairly started, but
hundreds of men carried goods
acrrss the street aud considerable
merchandise was saved. The citizens
are busy tonight getting goods into
afe places, and many firms will do
busine's tomorrow from improvised
st'.rc. The Buckley state hank will
be open for buainess at Taylor &
Joint's office at the usual hour,
owing to their fire-proof safe.
Heroic efforts to save goods were
made, and many now suffer from
scorched far1, Coke Ewiug is con
fined to bis bed witb very puimul
burns about tbe neck and face.
T. J. OHES3.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
Natural Wood Finishing,
Cor, 33th add Cbetnekcbt Streot.
JOHN M. PAYNE & CO.,
Real Entitle
and Insurance.
First stairway north ofUuh
bank.
J0IIX IRWIN,
Carpenter and Builder,
Shop Co State street.
Store Fittingrs a Specialty
11ADABAUGH & EI'LEY.
Livery Feed and
Boarding Stable',
Jl tHAteS'ietl
STEBVES BROS.
Calif orn ia Palter.
THE BEST,
101 Court Street.
MRS. 51. E. WILSON,
Leading Salem Modiste,
B Commercial Bi.'
A. 1L
Unrtci i:ii'i;r; mid
Cabinet Work,
W7 State Street.
mjiiBJKgajmii.i "ttttt
Maximum Comfort en route Kasf.
Passengers designed to points cast
of the Alinuri river should patron
bethe Chicago, Uniou Pacific &
Nortbwisitru Liue. Maximum
comfort and speed, courteous
attendants, Pullman and Wag
ner sleepiug cars, Pullman and
iorthve?teru dining cars, Pullman
colonist sleepeis, free reclining chair
cars, aud Union Depots, combined
make thU the popular route east.
eod May
ftiltb. K. C. HOACO,
Fasliiinaljlc HairtiiesKT.
Ladle,' and OcutB Barber
Shop.
124 Court Street.
MILLER &AMSLER,
tJerinuii3Ieat Market
131 South Com. Bt.
Fresh and Salt Meat and
Sausages,
I S. k MARK S. SKIP?
DENTISTS,
250 Lilwrty Street,
Electric Car Line.
J. J. 0ARK1NS,.
Scientific Horseshoeing.
OPl'OSITK FOUNDRY
On Stute Street.
RICE & KOSS,
Horseshoers,
General Blacktmllbitig,
47 State Street.
THE
Salem Jlacltman
Best Line In the City.
Court Straot.
Hi
SALEM BYE WORKS.
Tailoring,
CLEANING AND IU PAIRING
127 Court Street.
J, L. BENNB1T k SOI.
CANDIES,
Fruit ami Cigars,
P. O. Block
K. T. tilLlES-HKIE'S
Cleats &nd Tobacco
BILLIARD PARLOR,
243 Com! Street
BOSTON
Coffee House
5c LUNCH.
Open all Nlglit
T. JL BLUXJJEJ1 .
SSMit, I ouKry
jtim Fish Marks',
Inniranco Block.
HARVEY k kill
ContractorsBuildtrr.
JOlimNQ ASPUCIALTi
Salem, - - Oregcn,
TP
OREGON
.uniw
Wonderfu
Department of Columbia.
Ban Fk vncisco, May 6. It wof
stated today ttiat General Rugei
will ioatte orders tisumiu conuuan
probably today, or by Saturday at
the latest, of the department of tin.
Columbia.
A Strike Averted.
London, May 0 Tbe Anchor
and Allan lines have abandoned the
proposed reduotion of wafes of their
employes at Glasgow, aud a strike
is averted.
A Iieclnlie ISlow fiir Freedom
From the tyrannical yokeof thorn) rtphpolt
allies, flynpep-ln, constipation una live
complaint, In struek when the quandon
victim of their tni.Ilns suprenuicy hn
lutecu a con rue of llosteltei'ii stomach lilt
ters. Then they vuiho-h deftated, anc
lioiilth rfsunnnlis weicome uay. such 1
tho Invariable experience of thoi br
ueothn ruling altciatUe to ct rid of tho
a-fccclnte rvlls. AniMyKpeptliN, chohtfto-
gue, iirnsiriomumiuiMiir usmo Miutls ct
the ken, mi in LcrlcKi and uel . Thi
hppy hlendlngof leniedlalproi erlles, de
rhed from nutnre's botnnic storehouse,
with a pure, modified fcp'.rltunu bah ei
luteut in tho Hitters, not only initiate but
ottfct the Joint cure of chronic Indigestion,
irrejrularliy of the bowels and Krerslon
of tlio bile, lhe saroht of the detense
against mnlariu Is this ugrroabio fortltlcr
nnd pn.MMnttve of health under uufaor
able atmospheric oonditl ns. It louutei
acts u tendency to rheumatism, rouses tbe
kidneys and endowsadellberalcd, nervous
invalid Mitu vior IiHomparoble tu a
tonic.
Kcsults
often
follow
the use of Hood's Sarsararilia Seero
cases of scrofula, upon which other prep
arations lmo been powerles,lcUlto tho
peculiar curatho powen of this medicine.
Distressing cases of dyspepsia, excruciat
ing complaints ot the kidneys and liver,
gomzlng lteli psb a .
and pain of salt &Sf PiSH Q BlfS
rheum, dlscgree- BAgw)Mia.g
ilile cases ol catarrh, ana aches aud pains
of rheumatism, are cured by Hood's Sar-s-.p.rllla.
It puiiiies tlio blood, and at tlio
i 'ie time tones tlio stomach, creates an
. t to, aril g, es strength to eery fuiic-
o.i uf the uody. Gie it atrial.
General Debility
For four jears my who suffered with
-r?s tumor bunches on the glands under
'ie arms, and general debility of the w hole
tein. Mio became so poor In health
.it wo wire or. tr.o verge of despair
3gird!ig he- reanery. I'hjslcians did
uot seem to understand her case; at all
ents she never derived any benefit from
.heir treatment. She finally concluded to
try Hood's SarsaparlUa. The Immediate
fleet was so marked and siMsfactory hat J
.lio continued to t. ko it, and till" s tlio '
esu't. SLe has gained in weight
From 34 to HI Poundo ,
"-nil U strci cr and la better health than .
heluleof. rjears. The bunches under j
her u'i's h lie diminished, and wo bellevo '
Hood s SSisaiarilU will Le too much for
them la time." J. J. Koncnoss 2;e Com
mercial Street, Boston, Mass.
Koodss Sar8apas!!ia
Soldbur jlsts. glj lxforg5. l"roparedby
a I. HOOD A CO.. Apothecaries, Low eU, Mas i.
lOO Doses One Dollar
Has just placed on the market
SUNNYSIDB
No. 11, G miles south of Salem. This tract as fine fruit land,-is well
drained aud will be sold iu any sized tracts on the moit favorable terms.
We ftill have a few teu acre tracts in BUNNYSIDE N-.
south ot Halein. 150 acres of No. 10 is under coutract to lie
orchards in the fall of 1802.
10, G mile?
planted to
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Also tv. o 10 acre tracts and one 15 acre tract in SUNNYtsIDE No. S,
5 miles south of Salem. Over 100 acres of No. 8 was nlantcd to fiuit tn t-s
during the past season, and 50 acres more will be planted the coming fall.
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And 128 acres in BUNNYSIDE No. 5, 3 miles southwest of Turner,
over 10 acres in young orchard, mostly cleared and in crop, will sell any
part or all, very cheap for cash, or will give time on part.
On any of the above lands we will take one-fourth cafh and give long
time ou the balance, or will take part purchase price in work or a part
payment iu stock or good city property.
In addition to tbe above we have for sale TOWN PKOPERTY, small
tracts near the City and Farm Lands.
It costs you nothing to see our property, aud we may have just bat
you want.
Office in the New Gray
on State Street.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and liorder, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc,
To get relief irom Indlgcstldn, blllnm
nes, cnnstiiMHon or torpid lUer without
dUlu.blne the stomach or pnrclne tie
bowe . toke ii few donfs of Curur'i Ltltie
Liver rilN, they will plea you.
'fhii tired, languid tVellng nnd dull
hendacho Is very dluagreeiibit'. Take two
of ''urter' Utile Liver ''illHbrfb-orotirluif,
undjouwiU Hud relief. They uaver fall
todogooi',
Thoy make roe feel tbo:ir!i life was
worth 11 vim. Tukooie of tuner's Lime
Liver PllU ilierentlnin It wl i relieve dy
ticpMp.uld dig sUim.g.No'tooo and visor
1 1 thohysum.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta. Line
1AIJFORNTA EXP1EKSS TBAX HUH TJAILt
JIETWTEN rORTlxAND AND 8. F.
South.
7.0C p. in.
9:1b p. in.
:15 a.m.
Lv.
Lv.
Ar
1'ortland
balein
Pan Fran,
I N'Tlll.
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
5:'.'S a. m
T.-O p. in
NEW ADVERTISEJUarNTS.
For Sale.
Three lots in North balem on Rtreet car
Hue, ulso 21 ncrt-i lrult land about 3 mlleu
eant of Snlein. Call on
i IK GABRIELSOX,
State Insurance Office
Quarterly Teacher's Examina
tion. CroriCEIs hereby given that tho neit
L regular quarto riy cxainluation otni
llcants for teacher's certificates will bo
eld In
7 ho Court House,
In Salem, Orejron, commenclnnt 1 o'clock
p hi on Wednesday, the llth day of
liny, ISDJ. Applicants must be pref e) t nt
the opening session. Applicants lor plate
diplomat under tue law passed by the leg
islature at tho session of.ltOl, will also bj
examined at the same time and phtce,
I). . VOUEK.
County School Superintendent for JI.i. Ion
Couuly, Oreson. s-25-dw 'd
Aloe trains stop only at lolloping sta
tlons north or Koneburg, East I'ortland
(Jrjon oity "W oodburu, fcalem, Albany
fUtiKent. fchfdds, Hal-ey, Harrlsbur?
Junctlou Cll, Irving and Eugene.
Unci. I. n s AuiUa Miltr.
The Heat Silve lu the world for Cutr.
Bruiser f-or-s. ! l.-er-. Will ltheuiii, Vom
Sites, TeltT. ObanoHl HniuIii, rmlhlnlui-,
' orns nurt all Skin FruplinuH. and ptwl-
llw.lu.ilnu I1a. .. .... . ... .
tvyiM.-anieed to 'e narfect HilfQclion
nr inonsy refunded, I'rr. M rants pr
box. 1-or sale-iij Uau'l J. Kry. '8' Com t
1
Vi'e I Had.
The riiiTOKO, Unit n Pacitlo anil
Ntrthwrfltern Lino UaiUall uomp
tlon. Short line. cjultikctt IIiim,
Un'on Depots, solid vestibule train?
to ebb-ego, no vexatlnuH delays or
eh ne8 at the Missouri il'.ver.
mm! Mny
lAUKIHI).
30
1 1.
ii t
KoSEKUItG MALI. BAItY,
. Iix. j Lv. !'cri'8t7I Ar7Ii7o p. iu.
. u. i . rmtuu i.. i nuu. ni.
r. ltn( rrfr r 70
vlbjtny Local, Dully Except bunday.
id i.
Lv.
L;
Ai.
fu
ii wnv
Ar.
Lv.
Lv,
7 J L.S..
t 80 a. m
PHJJIAX mm SLEEPERS.
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
KorHCvommodution ol paucngen holding
KtunduiDM tUteU utUchedUi
tspreo. iruiu.
a Sidr l!ivfei-i, Btlireen MM
1AIH EXCPT SirNUAl;.
A Great Musical Event!
7iDii.Yii. i
1J-10 p. in.
1ST
Ar.
ItirU Dd Ar. I-ioTiTTiT.
t orvfcHU Lv. I l&it p. m,
.l A," ani '"aul oonnect ilu
tratm wl Qngau ISidnu K-illnad.
TTUp, m.1
itm p. m.
TAT l'oiOana a..
ArJJtiiltnnville Lv.
fci n. m.
PlrfH mn-WYAS P-In this oity,
n Ti.tiiMluy, :My s JS02, M'hs
Mrv Msber to J. S. Wynt both
of Fa'ein,
A Cronln Susp&ot Dal.
Jni.iurr, III., Mny fi xlTh,k
60 Bulllvnu. the Cronln stii.iwmi. tlw)
for UiulMUtfof.wutbotUw-wM by Geo. H. Oootl, , In the .rlin UmylM. To the last brlde'e mother, Mm. Suannt Ftob
u'"Mt"" "o HJtuuwinvu ma jmioccmt, er, at 650 Front street.
'1'b orrvmtmy wti perforuieil tV
7:1 Ttt-itrfey t-vnluf! nt the nl-l
!eiue f . ItoUrt Wbltaber, on
Ltlwtty trwt, Th ttioom nud
lUt in f mivteiitiiv o hn k sUnd
Inir. All. H td Mi. Wyant will for
tha iKeut Nude t the home of iho
Through Tickets
Tt Kll OvUnu
E.tiT naii .SOLI H
for UukMc n4 tun .alaruiion tra
n k uriii i Xii
. ! t j. .
'i
AT
REED'S OPERA HOUSE,
ON
Fridtry Evening, May Gtli.,
by
OYIDE MUSIN,
THE VIOLINIST
Suyported by
AXtilti LOUISE TANNEU-UUSIN.
The Greatest Cnlorature Singer In America
IMii 1'All.MATEn. An Eminent Mezzo
Soprano.
EMIL BENGEIl. ILtSSO from iho Metro.
)olltan upeia House, 'ew Vort.
KUUAItO 8CHAUK, Sols Pianist, Itecelv-
er of tho t.reat JIoM-helts l'rfze.
od
HOGEK DUI'UV, A hupcrb Tenor.
A-lUsered stMU fl; aclnilsoton below
.c; gallery fu. et proceeds go tn the Wil
lamette OnUirfcilj. liekttfc on sale u
i wrmrni ikok.'o e mm Slav 3l.
M.T. RINEMAN
I)FALKH3ii
Staple and Fancy GiofeiH
Crockery ."Glassware, La nips, Wcidec
and Willow ware. All kinds of niillliec'.
Also-veeetablesaadfrults lu their s.n'oi.
"Highest Irlce paid for country produi
Vosollcl ashore of your pationage.
M na Ktilo tre
111 YIIUK OWN IiOCTOH.
It won't cost you one-ba!f .w
much. Do not delay. Send ibree
2-cent stamps for poatafje, and we
we will &fnd you Dr. Kanfmai n'n
ireit work, flue colored plates, fi-tu
life, on disease, Uh mtm and lit me
cure. Addrets A. P. Ordwny &, Co.,
Boston, Mabs.
n nr 1
mil
mm
S. C. CltObS,
liolclior . and Packer
g3 "' JMi'Jy Ibr OaUrrh la tbe RH
Ik, Lulua u L'w, and UweM. feS
" ..Dalu "' uraxsuu or teat br tnnii m ,
gHo. K.T Uueiuii8,Wrra,lx !
Hernia and Chronic Diseased
DIVS. BHIMP& nOI'SER.
- -
. "vkoUkcl.lt.tUiiuna to NiroUs. Cat-
, arrlMi, AMtauMtlo and Throat Troubles.
' 2 1SV ""t )L' whl a iwln or
l7cw. """"" aUd Gra1eed In
di1" .' n ,r Tlr l Y nU Chronic
frwbodj kn,rn to Wtricol nri MhIIcI
SCI e. Iw Utv nun iuMun.. in .
Jff'J" "Jrt the application of pieCrlHty.
mXiXu?"11 "u' j-"-:
500 mha??h!
i w;
6 rS Le Ri-ls-i'3
B'l os)BK,
HEALTH. '
Lo Ttlcliaa! Oolden Balsam .o, 1
Cures Chancret, flnv and second iasf
Sores on th Legs and Bdy; Sore Li f
Eyes, Nose, etc, Copper-colored Biot'-hei.
Syphilitic Catarrh, diseased Scalp, ard "
primary forms of the disease known at
iypMllj. Price, 8s OO per Hot tic.
Le Illcliau'a Cnldon Xlaliam -No. 2
Cures Tertiary, Jlcrcuriaiaj-pl'lliUo B"1
matlsm, Fains In the Bones, fains la tbe
Head, back ot the Keck, Ulcerated Son
Throat, Syphilitic Rash, Lumps and con
tracted Cords, Stiffness ot the Limbs, anJ
eradicates all disease from the system,
whether caused by indiscretion or bu
of Mercury, lcarin? the blood pare nd
bealtby. Price 05 OO per Hot tic.
1.0 lilcbau'a Golden Spanish. AnlL
dote for the cure ef Gonorrhea, Mett,
IrriUtloa Orarel, and all Urinary or Gent
tat disarrangements. Price 9$ SO p"
Battle.
Ur Itlcbau's Golden Spanish In
jection, forserero nasesot Gonorrhas,
Inflammatory Gleet, Strictorestc Prlt
81 60 per Uottie.
X-e nichan'a Oolden Ointment
for the effectlre tieallmrof Syphilitic Sorts
and erantiona. Prlrel 00 per II"
Le Itlchna'a Oolden Pills Htm
and Brain treatment: loss of physical ro
er. excess or over-work. Prostration, eta
Price S3 OO per Ilox,
Tenia and Nervine,
Sent everywhere, C. O. D, focareiy pi
jr express.
THE RICHARDs"dRU8 Ca.Apeotf
tOU 4c All SABKCT ST ,
hut rrtUBCtoeot -
fMtWUM MNT flM
I'M
" wanowiwit t 'jfw -"" isat-"